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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven one. It's a freak. I

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actually think this is a banger,
like take away the words? Why if

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that song was that? But if
you did take away the words just like

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don't want to? I like it
this guy it's called Funnell song No offense

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to Thriller. Would not crack my
top ten Halloween songs. You don't like

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Thriller. I think Thriller's great.
Oh that cracked the top ten Halloween songs?

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What is JJ playing your top ten? She's playing seven of my top

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ten? Is that texted her a
list last night that He's like Jesus,

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like, oh my god, fine, whatever, dude. Do you know

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the name of the group that did
Monster Mash. It's the the Boris Picket

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right, was the guy Bobby Boris
Pickett and the crypt Kickers home Boy They've

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they had had a narrow base there. They didn't try to broaden out and

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came out in nineteen sixty two.
Well, fun and thirty minutes. I

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have an update in the Matthew Perry
story. We're learning a few things about

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his hot toeb experience. Also have
two stories decorated with seamen Okay, yeah,

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weird, one big lawsuit. It's
something to think about, something to

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think about. Just this one was
a little bit of a shocking story,

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but it's something that I think will
be on your mind for months to come.

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Okay, that's coming up in thirty
minutes at eight fifteen, The Downbeat

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Singing Pumpkin, but you can pick
up today in stores. I just got

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a text from my friend at Hobby
Lobby. They just unlocked the door six

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minutes ago. He said, they're
not flying off the shelves. There's no

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line, no line out line the
downbeat singing pumpkins. Damn it. But

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that's okay. I've also because I
used to work at both the Sports Authority

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and Dick Sporting Goods and they merged
to the Dick Authority. I've they've got

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some pumpkins there. Yesterday I did
not Yes, you did, no,

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no, no no, and we
got back to back. We got them

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at the recall boarding goods stores.
Yeah, I get him into because you

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know, we invested forty thousand.
It's a lot like the billboards we put

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up. There's a percentage of which
that were put up throughout the metro bikes

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back in the time and eighty percent
of them I think had Ryiner's face on

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him saying I'm back. And I
think there was like ten percent of each

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show or whatever. I guess the
matho in that up there, it's kind

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of like that forty percent. Target. So target the place to go if

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you want the downbeat singing pumpkin.
We spent good money on this. We

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need you to buy. If you
do, go to a target or wherever,

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record yourself, like right when you
walk in, and then finding an

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employee and asking where you can find
the downbeat singing pumpkin, and then email

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it sure to get their reaction,
yes, and then email it to Kevin

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Turner at iHeartMedia dot com and don't
leave till they find it. Yeah,

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Absolutely, explain to them there must
be some kind of mistake if they're having

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trouble finding the downbeat singing pumpkin.
Yeah, gaslight them. Make it seem

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like it's their fault. Yeah.
If you don't want to stop, if

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you don't want to record it and
email it, you can just hit the

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red microphone button on the iHeartRadio app
and smash that and you got thirty seconds

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to get it done, right,
Then they'll just go right to our files.

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But there's that downbeat singing pumpkin eight
fifteen. Today, let's talk Rangers

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now and this spot segment. Unfortunately, I don't even know if the target's

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I don't think they're gonna have a
long stay, but I shouldn't say that

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live on the air. Sometimes I
have trouble filtering my thoughts. Or Mikey

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will do like five lives for him
tomorrow. Yeah, I might be.

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It could go either. A voice
cut it live well. It was a

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Max Scherzer start. Rangers came out
the top of the first went three and

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out. I was like, Okay, that sucks. Bottom of the first

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those Scherzer gets through it, and
you're sitting there going, okay, maybe

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Max can fight fight this out.
Felt like with fart on the mound that

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the Diamondbacks would have a little bit
of an advantage, just because we've seen

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mac Chercher a couple of times.
He didn't look sharp, and it felt

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like three innings, four innings that
would be great. And then after three

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innings of work he can't come back
out for the fourth because he got a

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tight back. Mm hmm. Kind
of A few wild things happened, including

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what I thought was one of the
great butt plays of our time. Turns

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out it was off the elbow.
Surprise, the elbow is and what was

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hurting and that looked bad. That's
what Boachie said after the game too about

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that. Yo, you and him
be texting each other. I thought it

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was a butt play too. Yeah, it shure sortally looked like that.

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But we also thought from where we
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that Mitch Garver got hit on the
tip of the pen. Yeah. Smoked

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in the d Yeah, And we
talked about it for a good five minutes

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and then I was like, no, no, Ribs. Oh, we

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didn't see the game because we were
at the game. So first things First,

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little lineup change. Did that throw
you guys off a little bit?

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To have Evan Carter batting clean up? Yeah, a little weird. I

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kind of liked it, though,
to get the right left right, left

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right left thingying. Well. I
liked it to possibly get Bombie an extra

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at bat, you know, if
the game was a big bullpen situation and

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you had elongated you know, extra
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have because of the bullpen situation.
I like that. I mean, I

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thought that was pretty smart. And
I'll be damned if he didn't deliver from

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that fourth spot. That game was
weird, man, And I think the

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Rangers should feel, and we did
say this in the beginning, and I

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think it happens for every team,
unless you're just the ninety eight Yankees,

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that luck has to play a big
part of your success in a playoff series.

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No doubt, Scherzer was not good
last night at all. He made

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it three innings, but he was
successful not because he made great pitches he

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made. He was successful because his
defense behind him was sick, absolutely sick.

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Josh Young, Oh my god,
that guy is an elite defensive third

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baseman. If he wasn't already,
you know, back in Tech he was

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a shortstop and his kind of shifted
him over it because he is insanely good

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the plays that he was making,
the plays that Simeon made, and then

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the bombie assist saved his ass.
He got his ass saved numerous occasions by

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his defense last night, and you
know what, that's part of it.

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And he came out of that.
Those three innings with no runs, gave

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up no runs, so that the
bottom of the second Christian Walker doubles.

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And then when Tommy fam got his
hit in the right field, I just

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assume Christian Walker was stopping at third
because of two things. A Adulas's arm

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speaks for itself. We'll know that
that's awesome. We seem to throw a

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bunch of people out this year.
And b as Danny reported to his last

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week in the World Series preview,
Christian Walker has one real leg. Yeah,

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so for him to blow through that
stop sign right there, but huge,

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and that changed the whole game.
I mean, remember that forever bottom

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of the second, like it's weird
that when once the game has completed,

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the painting is finished, you can
look back and find out those pivotal strokes

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and not that someone getting thrown out
at home plate is ever not important.

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But I mean that was the play
of the game because of tone everything.

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What do you think of the third
base coach on that play, because he

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is doing the helicopter and then to
switch it. I thought it was a

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late, tall late I like to
stop him, but I think that happens

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probably all the time in those situations. Taught to watch him. You know,

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Yeah, he had his head down. He never even peripherally looked up.

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Well, yeah, he saw the
send him right. Yeah. And

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at that point, once he runs
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base coach is like telling him,
Okay, we'll get down down. Horrible

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slide. Not that he was gonna
be safe, but he didn't do himself

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any favors at all by that ridiculous
slide. I think I assumed he's gonna

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be safe again. He's not the
fastest dude. I know, Bombi's arm

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is great, but I don't know
it's You don't see very many thrown out

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at the plates. It's a kind
of a rarity Christian Walker slow though,

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and that's kind of that's part of
the thing. I didn't know that until

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yesterday, but they were talking about
like his age and all that stuff to

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a big power hitter guy. But
it kind of wasn't even close. I

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mean, he had him by penny. He threw his whole pee into that

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throw. I mean he ripped it
and then that happens, but that could

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be canceled out by them escaping a
jam. Well, first of all,

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run around second with one out in
Chuser gets out of it, so credit

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to Max for getting out of that
too. Okay, go top the third.

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Nate Low starts it off with a
double. It's good to see him.

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Yeah, he's he's been fine.
It felt like he's contributed very at

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a very even kill pace. Right. I think he's just is he just

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behind Bombie in playoff RBIs he might
be? I think he is, because

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those guys have gotten halt. Yeah, and then Josh Young strikes out,

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Leodi Tavers grounds out, so Nate
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two outs Runner on third and Marcus
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something, just give us something.
He loops one of the left field Finally

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huge. Let me just go back
to this micromanaging the first at bat of

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the game. Okay, And I'm
thinking, if we can get far out

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of there and get to their wolfens
tonight, send me and your leadoff hitter.

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And it's three to one. Now, this is stupid because the Rangers

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an aggressive hitting team. Marcus Simeon
led the league in hits. If you

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get one to hit, you know, let's go ahead and take a rip.

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Right. But me, as I'm
watching that game at three and one,

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I'm going, don't swing. M't
swing first batter of the game.

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Let's make this guy work. He's
gotta throw you at two strikes in a

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row. He's gonna throw you two
hit able pitches. You'll get a pitch

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to hit on three two. Don't
swing. Let's see if we can get

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a walk here. That's what I'm
saying in my head. Because on three

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to one he does swig and pops
up again, his twelve pop up of

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the postseason, and I'm going,
he's killing me. But then he comes

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through with two outs fighting and then
loops it, and then my god,

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Corey Seeger extends the inning, gets
a run and extends the inning to bring

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up the man. He's a dragon, dude. He's vicious. Me,

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yes, he is. I was
trying. I mean, I'm not gonna

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go hyperbole, but he's like the
among the coolest, and I mean that

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not like cool guy, like just
the low heartbeat, quietest, greatest things

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that's ever happened around here, like
in any sport. Like, don't you

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get the sense that he gives zero
sys about Look at me, I'm the

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best player on this team, genuinely, Like some people play that role,

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you know, and like try to
act cool, even like Luca. Luca

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cares about being the best player on
the MAVs. He is and deep down

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he it's a priority for him.
But like, I don't think Corey Seger

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gives a damn. He's just he's
so quiet and perfect and good, I

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don't know, like the most low
key maybe best player in the sport,

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yeah, that I've ever seen,
and he is on that level, Like

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he without question, maybe the best
baseball player in the world. Bobby gets

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the attention just because the wild swings
the drama with every bat, his personality

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animated and he delivers obviously, But
as far as just consistently and well,

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he plays baseball like a freaking serial
killer assassin. He just like he's lying

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under the brush with his camouflage on
and you don't really notice him until before

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you know it, you're you're getting
a head shot and you're freaking pumpkin explosion.

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You're dead. And that's home,
right. Yeah, he's sitting on

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the couch, is disassembling his rifle, you know, putting it in its

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bag, with his moss hanging off
of him as he goes to the hum

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V to go home and make dinner
for his kids. How was your day

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at work, honey? Fine?
Fun, that was yours. I'm Corey

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Seeker made him a psychotic serial killer, is dude. That's how he plays

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the game offensively. It's sick.
I'll good defensive places too, like well

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of those double plays, well,
like the game saving double play late but

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yeah, do they have three double
plays in this game? Three? The

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one on Kettle Marte that was dope
and I sure thought he was safe.

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I think that's why they were all
safe at the time, and they were

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all called out and I'm like,
oh, no, replay and then they

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show it and they're all correct and
for as big as he is at six

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' four to play shortstop, that's
not easy position to play a lot of

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bending over, but he's so good. And they also, you know,

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they made the bases a little bit
bigger, so getting to first base.

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Those are all closer plays than they've
been the last since we've been watching baseball,

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right, But they're all closer plays
at first base. And he's like,

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he knows to charge it, he
knows the time, how much time

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he has, how much heat to
put on every throw to first base,

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like he knows all that stuff.
He might He's like, maybe is it

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a great white shark that just quietly
and slowly traverses the ocean as and then

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eat your ass? Okay, right, yeah, get your hands in the

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middle of the table. Let's put
our hands together. You know, I'm

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a half handed. There we go, and no, that's not what we're

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gonna yell on three. We're gonna
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He's I don't know, I'm obsessed
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also loved I just saw the interview
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he's with Ken Rosenthal and they're just
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they couldn't find a lot of good
scenery and set up in the background.

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He talked about Chris young Sells pitch
to him to come here, which John

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nanils probably have something to do with
too, but whatever, and then he

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mentioned when I found out Texas hadn't
won a World Series before I knew,

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I wanted to go there. And
I think you're except a guy who hated

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LA traffic and just Los Angeles.
I'm sure you enjoyed his time as a

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Dodger, but probably just didn't like
all that and I protest in LA.

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He wanted to go somewhere. He's
from North Carolina. He wanted to go

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somewhere where it's kind of chill and
he's not asked to do media every single

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day and he's still rocking that damn
Roger Marris haircut. It's crazy, dude,

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Roger Marri's face too. Yeah,
I mean that dude is a is

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a time traveler from nineteen sixty three
or wherever whatever era he's from, and

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his older brother Kyle was an awesome
players and destroyed us. One of the

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top ranger killers of our time.
Salmon came from Seattle Settle or the Angels.

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Oh my god. Good. But
that was one of those things where

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that interview when he said I knew
that once I realized Texas, he had

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to be He didn't know this.
This is so that Texas hasn't won the

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World Series before. I knew that
was the place I wanted it to be.

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That's ef and cool, like he
could have played anywhere. We weren't

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the only team that offered him that
amount of money. We were not.

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We offered him a toon, dude, but he was getting offers from other

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teams for that amount, and he
said, screw it, I want to

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go to the place that hasn't won
one before. I'm buying that. Yeah,

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I'm buying that for some reason.
I hope that's true or not.

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I'm buying because I want to.
I hope that's true versus the bag being

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slightly larger here, but I don't
really care at this point. And it's

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like, if you have Adols Garcia
as your best hitter, right, that

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dude is straight up hot blood.
You need someone cold blooded, and that

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is Corey Seeger. Yes he's ice
cold blood. And he continues to just

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prove it, and it's almost like
symbolic that in that game, Cory's in

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game one whatever, Cory Seeger hit
the game saving home run, and then

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Adules hits the walk off and it's
like, oh my god, Bomby and

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it's like the psycho walks with his
rifle in his suitcase back to his car.

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Yeah, we celebrating the other day. While you guys are celebrating,

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he's already got the silencer off the
thing and walk into the parking lot.

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See you tomorrow. I'll disposing his
burner phone. Yes, already breaking the

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phone, the back of breaking the
sim card trash can and walk into the

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parking lot. While Adols is doing
a the full Dan dancing between third and

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home. It's like, fine,
I don't I love me some Adoles And

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it's more fun and it's more everything, and you want to hug him,

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but you have the cold blooded great
white Yeah, and he keeps biting.

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You. Also had the young gray
wolf last night. Yeah, three innings,

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three strikeouts, and he pitched the
game two. You know, like

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he and he's a starter all year
long, and to just kind of morph

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into multi inning bullpen guy. Because
if you look at it and you just

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go we had a Sures or Gray
combine. Starting at worked he saved the

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day and what Churezier got hurt,
had to leave the game. Let's keep

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the clock on time. At eight
o'clock we will discuss kind of some of

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the things that happened at the end
of the game. We'll discuss the Adoble

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Scarcia injury, the macchures are injury, what that means for tonight and what

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that will mean for tomorrow. For
game five is we are two games away

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from winning the f and World Series. We'll continue that at eight o'clock and

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at eight fifteen the debut of the
Downbeat Singing Pumpkin. What a day.

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But coming up next some new details
on the Matthew Perry hot tub death.

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Plus I want to check out what
you're drinking when you stay at a hotel

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next on ninety seven won the Freak